Sentence examples for risk of opening from inspiring English sources

The risk of opening without a name is too great to take.

Politically, Mr Bush runs the risk of opening fissures within the right.

And, at the risk of opening another front, the remedies here are quite stark too.

Then, after 15 years, I took the financial risk of opening my first store, in Manhasset.

"They represent a risk of opening the door to a broader examination of how Steve Cohen did business. . . .

Ask yourself the "what if" question and there's always a risk of opening up an endless pit of regrets.

Those promises remain unfulfilled as Mr. Fox struggles between the ideals of an open government and the political risks of opening the past.

Liz McCann, the lead producer, acknowledges the risks of opening a starless, nonmusical, non-British production in the thick of the busy spring theater season.

As Rob Frankel, a branding expert with clients like Sony, Disney and Clairol, put it: "A good-looking family that flips houses — what value do they bring to Tiffany's?" For a family of nine, living with a rotating cast of baby sitters and contractors, the risks of opening themselves up to the branding process — whether through modeling or the reality show — seem marginal.

For some former Bush administration officials, the fight over Mr. Jawad's fate is a bittersweet moment in which the new administration is wrestling with some of the arguments that were advanced for years by Bush officials about the risks of opening the courts to the detainees.

The present study tried to assess the benefits and the risks of opening the hematomas' inner membrane during the burr-hole evacuation of a CSDH.